Kate Middleton's return to the royal spotlight brings a renewed sense of optimism and hope for a bright future for the monarchy.
Amid her cancer, the Princess of Wales made grand appearence public life at Trooping the Colour in June, before attending the Wimbledon Men's Singles final the following month.
Speaking to GB News,the historian Simon Heffer said, "She's enormously popular. And the fact that she turned up at Wimbledon and Trooping the Colour, I think he's reassured people that she's not perhaps as ill as some of them feared.”
He added, "It's quite clear that she's being very ill and that her recovery is going to take some time.”
The historian continued, "I think that it's made people feel not better about the monarchy because I think the monarchy is going through a rather good patch at the moment, but I think it's made them feel more confident that it's got a bright future.”
Heffer shared, “And everybody wishes her a rapid and complete recovery. And it's been good for morale to see that she can do these things now."
He also stated, "I think most of them were just silly and mischievous," in response to a question about his thoughts on all the speculations that have surfaced in the last few months regarding Kate's health.
